Memory phrase (Mnemonic) for: 卫
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卫 |
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Meaning |
to guard, protect, defend, hygiene |
Pronunciation |
wèi |
Explanation |
Image of work/worker 工 with a hanging arm |
Mnemonic
| We can use the worker with the hanging arm only for: guarding. |
Radicals
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工
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work, to build | |
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卩
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bent person | (shows a person 人 bowing down deeply. (Further radicals with "person" are: sitting 匕 sitting cross-legged 夂, lying  , kneeling ⺈, skilled 才, bending マ,卩, slumped 㔾 or husband 夫)) |
Tip: Go to the radicals that are contained in this character and learn all the characters with this radical systematically!
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Vocabulary
| 卫生 |
wèi shēng |
health; hygiene; sanitation | | 捍卫者 |
hàn wèi zhě |
proponent; supporter; upholder | | 捍卫 |
hàn wèi |
defend; uphold; safeguard | | 卫奕信 |
Wèi yì xìn |
David Clive Wilson, Baron Wilson of Tillyorn (1935-), British diplomat and China expert, Governor of Hong Kong 1986-1992 | | 聂卫平 |
Niè Wèi píng |
Nie Weiping | | 汪精卫 |
Wāng Jīng wèi |
Wang Ching-wei (1883-1944), left wing Guomingdang politician, subsequently Japanese collaborator | | 侍卫 |
shì wèi |
Imperial bodyguard | | 卫星 |
wèi xīng |
(space) satellite | | 保卫 |
bǎo wèi |
to defend; to safeguard | | 自卫 |
zì wèi |
self-defense | | 卫冕 |
wèi miǎn |
to defend the crown (in sports championship) |
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